Ancient Athens held elections for men in the legislative branch of government. All men debated and voted on laws. Which type of government is this?

Greek democracy differed from other forms of government in the ancient world in which ways?It had a substantial sea fleet to protect its city-states.Each free male citizen had a chance to help make laws.All citizens could serve as jury members on court cases.It denied women and enslaved people the right to vote.

The Athenian Democracy is an example of ________ democracy

In Athens, who among the following had the right to participate in political life?Question 3Answera.Womenb.Resident Aliensc.Free adult male citizensd.Slaves

During the 6th century B.C.E., the ancient Athenians divided the powers of their government between two assemblies and guaranteed certain political rights to all male citizens. How do these political reforms best illustrate how societies develop? {silence}Option A.{silence}by limiting government authority {silence}Option Be.{silence}by choosing government leaders {silence}Option C.{silence}by improving government services {silence}Option D.{silence}by reducing government expenditures

Which of the following statements best describes how social classes participated in the system of Athenian democracy?women were allowed to hold important political offices.lower-class citizens were granted voting rights.military leaders were elected through a popular vote.only free male citizens were allowed to participate in government.